Atlanta Air is bringing its leadership back for another run.
After making its mark during the league’s inaugural season, Atlanta enters Year Two with confidence, chemistry and championship ambitions.
Atlanta quickly became one of the league’s most dangerous teams throughout the inaugural season, building a reputation for elite all-girl stunting, high-level execution and momentum-shifting performances under pressure.
That identity starts with leadership.
Paige returns to Atlanta with one of the most accomplished coaching resumes in the sport. From competing at Maryland Twisters, The Stingray Allstars and Stephen F. Austin to becoming a championship-winning coach at the highest levels of all star cheer, Paige has consistently helped build elite programs and title-winning teams throughout her career.
Haley also returns with extensive experience on both the international and collegiate stages. A former member of USA Premier All-Girl and the University of West Georgia program, Haley has built a decorated career that includes World Championships, collegiate national titles and major championship victories as both an athlete and coach. From Summit championships to Worlds globes and major championship wins, Haley has helped establish herself as one of the most accomplished young coaches in the sport.
Atlanta’s dominance in all-girl events consistently kept the team in contention, including a Performance of the Night-winning routine in All Girl Big Trick and multiple clutch moments throughout the season that reinforced the team’s identity as one of the league’s most explosive rosters.
Now, Atlanta enters Season Two with unfinished business.
Miami remains a powerhouse. Dallas enters as defending champion. Golden State continues to reload while expansion teams prepare to enter the league hungry.
But Atlanta believes they belong right in the middle of that championship race.





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